we never did find out who the mysterious the leader of from scene for oto was because she didn't show off . to. the water shots is looking for a bride i'm searching for torch in courage but. there's always a special victory day celebration in curch to stupidities last two days on may the eighth there is a person. by torchlight and on the ninth the festive victory day parade the income smiles introduced this torchlight procession in the seventy's to commemorate the dead curch residents carrots watches all the way through town and up mounds mature dogs. around you know. much of it is the payout that just thoughts of death is that suggests you rush a little. so my friend said if you ever get to visit crimea during the may holidays do go to courage to see that swartz procession and maybe even join in. a little. but as usual i'm preoccupied with troops this is part of the tribute fight that i'm preparing for will be the budget. but it. sure. was the year to the government over just the. us job can't be easy my behind feels numb just from sitting here and the ferry crossing is still a long

much, most of the efforts to fihet this war--hetoric of presidents going back decades, the endless oto ops of drug seizures, even the recent conviction of cartel leader guzman, "el chapo"-- have been exercises in futility. >> and all you have to do is look at the numbers. since he was captured and recaptured or re-recaptured, the importation of drugs into america has not fallen; it's risen. the number of overdose deaths have not fallen; it's risen. >> reporter: and as for building a wall to stop the flow drugs? >> if you read the d.e.a.'s last five annual threat assessment reports, isays right in there what we-- all of us have always known, that 90% or more of the illicit drugs that come through the mexican border come through p.o.e.s, points of entry. there are 52 of them on the mexican-american border, but three that really matter. and most of the drugs come in tractor-trailer trucks right through those legal ports of try. >> reporter: and it's at these three ports-- san diego, california; laredo, and el paso, texas-- through which an unstoppable flood of drugs flows into the united

and with respect oto this issue of collusion and their conspiracy between the trump campaign and theussian government that robert mueller did not find enough evidence in the attorn ageneral's view to show beyond a reasonable doubt that there was conspiracy. that doesn't mean there was no evidence. it means they concluded there wasn't enough evidence. >> and attorney general bill barr has agreed to testify before the house judiciary chairman but wouldn't commit to releasing the full mueller report. why do you think he's refusing to release it evilen as calls grow louder from the democrats, from the public to do just that? >> because he's been clever about controlling the narrative and the longer the only document we have made public is the letter supposedly the summary of the principal conclusions and the longer the american people hear this was close to an exoneration and it's the attorney general who's able to frame this entire story. i think what the american public will see is exactly what the letter told us. there's a lot of evidence on both sides. but there's a difference betwee

oto >>> we're goinget to derrick ward in just a second. gunfire leaving a man dead in the district. a late-night shooting in northeast c. being investigated as a homicide. >> police rushed to the scene afr multiple gunshots were heard along brentwood road. that's where we are derrick ward with more on the story. good morning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. we are in the 10000 block of brentwood road. they got a call last night of multiple gunshots shot here on brentwood road. they found a man who had been shot multiple mes. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. no tord on identity of the victim, but police are investigating a homicide in the 1200 block of brentwood road northeast. >>> also new this morning in southeast d.c., investigators have determined the cause of a fire.ight of course, we're going to get to that story in a moment. right now we're going to be following when the report will be coming. >> gremlins in the system. let's turn to that. attorney general william barr's release of the repor could come today. >> but it's most certain to set off aro coation

say to those people in these children with diabetes that you will be able to bring those children on otoge, they can stay on the insurance policy until they're 26 years old. you ought to be lifting the twikt to around 30. because the way the economy is going, they may have trouble finding jobs. >> it's hard to ask you a question but what's the politics in this? one thing that unites all communities is health care. medicaid is very popular for people with limited means. all kinds of middle class people. not just broke and poor people. they're essential to the livelihoods of most american families except for the very rich. >> we know for a fact that the largest form of bankruptcy in the country is over health care. people -- and so what we ought to be doing is working together to show up the affordable care act, make it the kind of program that it should be to protect american families. that's what we've always done in this country. ew we passed a bill. that instrumentally we'll get where we need to be. but all the sudden this president wants to go back to where we whur insurance comp ans

i'm not, for one, willing to accept the four-page memo oto a attorney general who wrote a letterer puttingthe mueller report. and chris, in the clip you played, accusing obama administration of all kinds off things with no specifics. this a man who criticized a very thorough investigation as a witch hunt, then standing there with absolutely nothing to back it up, accusing his predecessor of misdemeanors without any supporting evidence. there were zero indictments in our administration. this special counsel administration yielded many indictments. clearly his lawyer was committing a crime that trump directed him to commit. trump doesn't want to talk about that. he wants to talk about the people he wants his supporters to attack and tlalgthat's not a lead this country. >> obama did it. the president contradicts his earlier claim that the fbi's investigation started with christopher steele's dossier. he spent months saying it's all about the dossier. it wasn't the dossier and it wasn't obama. the fbi first opened the russia probe because george papadopoulos bragged that he had got political d

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meanwhile, the inveson oto what caused the crash remainsn going. spokesman for ethiopian airlines says the plane's black box will be sent overseas for analysis because they don't have the capability ton study it ethiopia. >>> it is 6:51 right now and a chilly 34 degrees. i had to wait for it to pop u on the screen. chuck is back with the forecast, including a warmup today. chuck? >> yes, indeed, aaron. chilly at 3 in the city but much colder 24 now out in dulles airport,5 in gaithersburg, 27 now in prince georges county. so easily a ten-degree drop between just the 20 or 25 miles. that's typicly the case. so planning the day out for today, sunshine thisni m. sun is not coming up until 7:34. it will be a mostly sunny day and big rise in temperatures from below freezing to nearly 60 degrees later on in the day. so enjoy it. tomorrow, nowhere near as cold of a start. there will be a lot more cloud cove latern in the day tomorrow and milder,too. south winds tomorrow will help get temperatures into the upper 60s. one or two i spo central virginia may ge

what a way po start oto start o could conversation. >> a lot of people when they looked at the races, were in a competitive race. that was an uphill battle. you had an incumbant. >> a lot of people had an incumbant -- >> in a trump district. >> it's not a trump district just like it's not a max rose district. it's a district like the rest of the country. votes for the perp. not the party. this didn't complicated stuff. i know part of what we are talking about today is what we accomplished today in the halls of congress which was the boldest anti-corruption measure, boldest pro-democracy measure ever put before congress. we promised that when we ran, from michigan to california, colorado, florida. didn't matter. we were talking about putting congress back on the side of the working class and middle class and, shocker, we actually followed through. this wasn't like repeal and replace. where we didn't have a plan. >> you don't have a law yet. you passed a bill out of a house. >> sure. we did our part. and now a very simple question is going to be put before mitch mcconnell. very simple.

overlead, the auto medicdlion can't hanit and either fails or turns itself off and dumps everything oto pilot, oftentimes in a situation where the pilot is highly stressed, might be inexperienced, and, so, the weak points of auto medication and human benings overlapd there's e. one to catch the falling baby, as it wer >> yang: when you talk about the inexperienced plot, it is said boeing wanted to be able to say to customers, you don't need to retrain your pilots because they wanted it to be cost effective, they nted it to be a fast changeover for thighs these airlines. reis is something, though, they should have prethe pilots that if something goes wrong while they're flying on auto pilot, they would have been prepared to handle? theye saying their attitud after the indonesia crash was, owell, a pilot should how to handle this. >> right. so the context of all thisis happeninoeing gets a big chunk of its profits from the most popular airplane builds, the 737, it's been building them since 1967. it's a whole different era. over half a century, they have been building these planes.re it's

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the president agrees with the warmbier family and holds north korea responsible for oto warmbier's deathhis president is responsible for having otto warmbier returned to this country and be reunited with his families in the final hours before he passed. he is talking about chairman kim did not know what happened to otto at the time when it happened and so of course he holds north korea responsible. he has deep affection and shares the grief of the warmbier family. that will never end as the president agreeing that north korea is responsible. chairman kim did not know -- what the president is saying that there is no indication chairman kim knew what happened to otto warmbier when it happened. it was after he was returned to the united states we all learned of his very bad and unforgivable state. >> sandra: the president maintains he takes kim at his word that he did not know what has happening with otto warmbier while he was in his own country, north korea. >> that's right. as for his death and as for his prosecution, his imprisonment of dead of course he holds north korea responsible. >>

. >>> well a battle already underway oto to handle robert m findings. the attorney general tells congress his intent is to release as much of the special counsel report as the law allows. that may be not enough for the president's critics. paula reid is at the ula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the attorney general said he is mindful of the enormous public interest in this case and sources tell cbs news that over the next few days barr will be here with his deputy rod rosenstein, members of the office of legal counsel and aides pouring over this report trying to decide what else they can make public. but they are working wn some restrictions. they cannot release season grand jury materials an the justice department does not release information about people who have not been charged. but democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are demanding that the attorney general release the full report. they want to see any evidence that the president may have obstructed justice. but ultimately, this is a win for the president. this four-page let

sure people have the opportunity to get healthcare when they afford that they can afford was important oto me. i saw firsthand, you saw me on the weather channel lot, we had a lot of hurricanes while i was governor. we worked nonstop to help our families. while our state is resilient, we have to, at the federal level, we have to be a partner with our states. i haven't focused to make sure we treat each of our states fairly, including florida and puerto rico. as governor, we spent over $2 billion restoring the everglades. we worked to fix lake okeechobee. president donald trump was a partner of congress in the last two years, and became a partner. i put up state funding, $100 million of state funding. this is a 100% federal project. i want to thank congress for funding that. re i'm going to work hard to make sure that funding is protected. just this year, under the president's budget, they did not put up as much money as they should. the senator and i will work to can stcontinue to restoring the evergladesri. during the shutdown, i met with a lot of members of the coast guard here and in fl

classified material that has to be redacted with privacy consideri considerations, with deference to going oto going investigatio. and t mueller reports a little bit like a venture capital firm has spun off and spawned other investigations. the president stillas to face those investigations. dictments are still very possible if not likely in donald trums future or his family's future in the southern district of new york where he has been named in fact as a criminal, un dicted company suspicion tore, individual number one. so we waha all of >> senator, thank you for your time. >> we want to bring in ari melber and also chuck rosenberg. gentlemen, thanks for being here on a saturda we've been waiting for this for nearly two years.ar i thought the attorney general's letter was telling specifically the fact as he says as early as this weend -- it would be reasonable to take time toit review but as early as this weekend, he could provide congress with the principle conclusions. >> and it sounds like the nclusions about who they indicted, these 34 people and three organizations, we auteady know atha